Best nightclubs Italy

Association that organizes many events and evenings. The historic disco-bar is reserved for women except on Wednesday and Friday.

Milan's largest nightclub (2,000 admissions per night), which has become one of the most popular and popular too, since 1998. Originally used for sponsored parties, fashion shows and concerts, the place was later converted into a huge nightclub. The musical variety is one of the best in the city, with samples ranging from big commercial hits to pop house and reggae. The Friday night of the 80's and the Saturday night of rock music, often preceded by live concerts. Rather young audience.

The Pick-Up exists since 1971 and is one of the oldest discotheques in Turin! The selection at the entrance is really drastic, the physiognomists are even sometimes unpleasant. But the place has its followers, especially if you are one of the beautiful people and you are dressed in the latest fashion. It is thus clearly a discotheque that one will frequent more to see and be seen than to have fun and dance with his band of friends. The place is nice, clean, and follows the latest trends. Good cocktails and lambda music.

Sensual and ethnic rhythms, for the hot nights…

This club has a beautiful location facing the Po River. The view, with the lights at night on the church of the Gran Madre di Dio, on the other side of the river, is just superb. The interior of the club is very tasteful and modern. Terrace when the weather is good. The prices are a bit high, but the cocktails are high quality, the staff is really pleasant and the food to nibble with the drinks is of good quality. To frequent without hesitation !

In the area of Porta Nuova station, a night-box attended by a very colourful and very excited audience who up at the rhythms of a fairly varied techno/house music.

A nightclub at the frame set in a former boat hangar along the Po. The Jam Club also offers live concerts from time to time. Between p. m. and p. m. you can dine.

S'Move is the largest club in the Chiaia district and also the one with the longest lifespan. This former haunt of the Neapolitan underground scene was transformed in 1992 into a club where the Funk Machine, pioneers of house music in Naples, played. Nowadays, the music is lounge music, with DJ sets programmed on certain evenings. The atmosphere is muffled and the lighting is a refined play of light for a chic and well-dressed clientele. You will find a wide choice of beers, cocktails and wines. The more the evening progresses, the more the bar takes on the air of a disco.

On the ground, the small blue blue tiles create this impression. The place is mild, nothing here aggression the eye. The green apple of the walls, where bottles of wine are placed on the map, further accentuate the sweet side of the establishment. The oval bar makes a boat in the centre of the pool. Like new temps, the barmen move the boat with a choice of COCKTAILS cocktails and wines. Of course, when the mass arrival of customers happens from midnight, the lights harden, the music accelerates and the storm rises. A trendy place, filled with Nice people, a snob hair. The decoration and soft space give Mati an unreal impression of an underground ship, where the captain would be clean. The place also makes restaurant the creative menu, changing every week. High prices are explained by the fact that this is the top of the top. Bouncers at the entrance don't joke and proper dress is required, no sneakers.

Near Piazza del Gesù Nuovo. Bar-bar whose back-bar allows reggae fans to give themselves a joy. Good atmosphere with a successful Mediterranean-Caribbean crossing. An address that brings together the young underground of the city and organizes numerous evenings and concerts.

This address in the Vomero district was born from the desire of Benny Galasso, an architect-designer, to create a club in Naples resolutely inspired by the latest clubbing fashions that he had observed in Florida. The modern setting has a chic minimalist and oriental touch, with sinuous couches, a shell-shaped bar and a lot of work on the lights. See also the amazing tropical aquarium, with its exotic fish. As for the music, the atmosphere is chill-out, bossa-nova and jazzy. In short, a very trendy plan.

In the heart of an elegant street in the Chiaia district, this is the most popular club for the Neapolitan golden youth. La Mela was founded in 1967 in Via dei Mille and since then it has constantly reinvented itself, adapting to new clubbing trends. Maradona, Naomi Campbell, Claudia Cardinale, Giorgio Armani are just some of the celebrities who have graced its dance floor. The place has a rather flashy, "I've seen it all" feel to it, with a rather young, preppy clientele and loud electro-house music.

Located near the Parc park. One of Naples'biggest discos with three rooms and three different atmospheres.

Near Piazza del Gesù Nuovo. One of the clubs of the moment, where the alternative young and Neapolitan students, always ready to prolong the night, punisher until late on techno-hip-hop mixes.

Located in the chic Chiaia district. Joyce alterne between hip-hop, funk and soul. Again, youth a POSHER hair but it is always fun to immerse itself in the atmosphere.

A historic club in Sorrento, the Fauno has been a meeting place for the party people of the Amalfi Coast since the 1950s, as well as for the many Italian and international tourists who come here in search of a night of escape and entertainment. Celebrities of all kinds have spent their evenings here. A reference to Sorrento for dancing and sipping a cocktail. The counter you see today is the result of the 2012 renovation by the Beppe Riboli studio, a reference in the world of nightclub design.

Boxes de la Terra closed with techno, progressive music, underground and DJ internationally renowned. Live concerts of all styles.

Three rooms for this large nightclub offering house, latin, commercial and revival. You can also dine in the restaurant.

For its night club, Luna Blu.

Located between Piazza Strozzi and Piazza della Repubblica, the Yab has remained one of Florence's trendy clubs since it opened in 1979. Five evenings a week, a different theme animates the debates and keeps the partygoers moving until the early hours of the morning on the (small) dance floor. Rather eclectic music, like the clientele at different ages. Remember that every Monday, hip-hop invades Yab. The price of consumption, on the other hand, is not the most complicit. For the atmosphere, come around 11:30 pm, or earlier to avoid the sometimes long wait.

The Space Club, opened in 1969, is a five-minute walk from Santa Maria Novella Station and has the largest dance floor in the city centre. With its huge neon light escaping from the facade, it is impossible to miss it in the street. Attention! The place looks a little like a factory to celebrate. Very commercial and touristic. However, the Space is often full and the atmosphere is often overheated. For all those who love big parties and get green and purple neon lights in their heads!

Located in the shadow of the Velasca Tower, this disco-bar attracts more or less connected youth battalions. In the 1980 s, it was the favorite box of paninari, these young Milanese griffes and American fast food. The entrance is free in the week but, on weekends, the selection is hard and the fee is paid. Music is house/commercial. Tuesday, Latin American. Sunday, hip-hop. On Monday, many couples.

Inspired by a famous Tanger tea salon, Hafa serves traditional couscous, tajines, mint tea and Arab coffee.

It is the most famous nightclub in the area, where everyone meets to party in a good-natured spirit. The years go by, but they don't have any effect on the success of the place which remains the place of reference for lively parties... Anonymous and VIPs dance on commercial or electro music. There are also many special evenings organized. The decor is in keeping with the mountain environment, with stone and wood almost everywhere... It's big but nice at the same time, an achievement !

Friendly and friendly atmosphere. Often private parties.

Latin bar with live music and DJ.

Among the many options of Via, here is Rubik, one of the last born. Techno, house and electro evenings are the factory's trademark. Rubik is fashionable, to enter, bet on style.

Two rooms in high-tech style. DJ set, expo, painting, cabaret, live concerts… The Sotto Casa di Andrea is a cultural and "recreational" association of the student district.

Historic disco of Trastevere, born in the 1980 s.

For those who love glitter and champagne, the VIP is the most hype club in Cortina and perhaps Northern Italy. The big names in business, finance and politics meet there. And to think that when it opened in 1972, it was just a simple tavern. The atmosphere here is one of tradition and modernity, where all generations meet. Around the legendary piano, the hits of the 1980s resound, alternating with the hits of the moment, house and electro

In the very south of Verona, here is the most popular nightclub in the city with a musical program that does not stand out in the world of the genre. Friday and Saturday evenings are the hottest; in two communicating rooms, they vibrate to the rhythm of the most commercial hits, but also to the sounds of songs from the 1990s or 1980s. A few djs sometimes launch themselves into the most diverse experiments. For those who have had enough of operatic arias, the club also offers food and drink on site

On the beach in front of the lake, a few kilometres from the centre of Desenzano, Coco Beach is another unmissable event for night owls in the Lake Garda region. The club even has a restaurant and bar, but the regulars mainly go there to dance the night away. The fact that it is outdoors in the summer is particularly appreciated: people have a drink on the beach, standing and dancing or sitting at one of the many tables. The cocktails are excellent, the music sets the mood... It's a very good evening.

The Art Café is one of the most exclusive clubs in the capital. Within the very heart of the Villa Borghese, this improbable place offers three rooms with different atmospheres: R&B-latino, house and revival. In other words, there's a lot of excitement in the VIP squares! You will have understood it, to have a tiny chance to enter this trendy and select place, you will have to take care of your look like never before! During the summer, the club travels within the park itself. Rather superficial and you can see me, it is here that we will find all the golden Roman youth.

A reference for years in the night life of Aosta, this nightclub is frequented by a rather heterogeneous clientele of regulars: young people who come to dance to the rhythms of house, R'n'B and electronic music and older people who take part in Latino or 80/90s parties

Opened in 2002, the Billy Club is considered one of Italy's best gay night clubs. The original dance-floor style has been equipped with an excellent sound system, perfect for hosting internationally renowned Djs. 

Located on the heights of Agropoli, this disco, which can accommodate up to 4,000 people, is one of the most famous in southern Italy. It has been in operation for over thirty years, and every year its opening marks the beginning of the summer party season in Cilento. Each room has its own style of music and light show. The highlight of the show is the dance floor on the terrace, which offers a breathtaking view of the Gulf of Salerno. In short, if you're in the mood for some music on your holiday, this is the place to be!

A rather trendy nightclub, just in the shade of the Torre Branca, imagined and wanted by the stylist Roberto Cavalli, implanted in a green space, part of the Parco Sempione. The evening starts with theaperitivo at 7pm with its large happy hour buffet, to continue with some restaurant tables and the dance floor, in summer directly in the open air in the garden, in winter under a well heated tent. Attended by a heterogeneous public (often students, sometimes top models), the atmosphere comes alive on the notes of the hits of the moment.

An old industrial warehouse transformed in 1995 by a group of activists into an artists' squat. Since then, this place has become a legend: concerts are regularly held there, a bar has been set up, the homeless find refuge there, a radio station broadcasts its programs and people frequently meet there to alert and debate about great causes (environmental protection, fight against inequalities, against wars, etc.). As you can see, the Centro Sociale Rivolta is a cultural place dedicated to all citizens who love tolerance and freedom.

During the day, the Arenile is a popular bathing establishment in the Bagnoli district, with a sandy beach, two swimming pools, bars and a restaurant. In the evening, the place turns into a large open-air disco, facing the Gulf of Naples. Concerts are sometimes organized there: for example, the Arenile stage has hosted internationally renowned artists such as Patty Smith, Snoop Dogg, Sean Paul, George Benson, Daddy Yankee... Musical brunches and aperitivi are regular features of the programme.

Initially, the Alibi was considered as THE gay nightclub in Rome. Today, the LGBTQ community is less and less frequenting this nightclub, but the establishment still has a presence in the Testaccio district. We find a spirit of conviviality in which a warm and refined decor lends itself. Soul, house, dance and disco music all night long. In summer, you can enjoy the fresh air on the large terrace under the stars. A good address for party people with drinks at a rather affordable price.

It is a little far from the Pigneto that you will find the largest discotheque in Rome. The programme is varied and includes rock evenings on Mondays and club evenings on Saturdays, offering the best of Italian and international urban music. Le Qube is also famous for its popular homosexual evenings, organized by the Muccassina, the centre of Roman LGBTQ cultures. A festive and warm place with a gigantic dance floor and several rooms where you can choose your favourite atmosphere.

In the lovely setting of Parco del Valentino, in the San Savario district, this is one of the city's most conveniently located clubs, and has been in existence since 2005. It's one of the few surviving places to party and dance not far from the banks of the River Po. The clientele of this discotheque is, on the whole, fairly young, with few people in their thirties and even fewer beyond... The place isn't very big, so there may be a wait at the entrance. Plan to come when it opens to be sure of getting in.

Famous club in the center of Turin for partying and dancing the night away. There are a number of different areas, each with its own musical ambience, to cater for all kinds of audiences, or to change the atmosphere as the evening progresses. Numerous themed evenings are held throughout the year, with a number of guest DJs. The place is very busy, so be warned: you may have to queue a bit, especially for the Friday Bananamia night (gay and student night). Good cocktails, with or without alcohol.

A legendary nightclub in Rome and known throughout Italy, launched by young rebels from the 60s. Located just in front of the chic Coppedè district, it has kept its transgressive and trendy spirit. A rich international program always attracts a large crowd. The room is huge and can accommodate up to 1,500 people, so don't expect an intimate evening! But if you're a clubber at heart, this is definitely the place to go for a good night out!